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| The elevated position of the house and made connected using nets and rope bridges. The bridge is also the access to the children's play area are also all around the house. |
A British design company, Blue Forest, just finished developing 'Living the Highlife', a project house for a family tree. The house consists of two tree houses, the one intended for children and another for adults.
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| It does not age or a nomadic life in the Amazon jungle. But, there are two houses in modern times and in developed countries |
It does not age or a nomadic life in the Amazon jungle. But, there are two houses in modern times and in developed countries
The elevated position of the house and made connected using nets and rope bridges. The bridge is also the access to the children's play area are also all around the house.
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| Fresh air at the height of the tree and the surrounding scenery into fun entertainment for the family of the owner of this house. Moreover, this house is designed to accommodate guests who want to stay. |
Fresh air at the height of the tree and the surrounding scenery into fun entertainment for the family of the owner of this house. Moreover, this house is designed to accommodate guests who want to stay.
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| The tree house for children characterized by a high gabled tower, which forms the architecture drawn from the medieval era. While occupancy for adults have a low conical roof, with walls of oak. |
The tree house for children characterized by a high gabled tower, which forms the architecture drawn from the medieval era. While occupancy for adults have a low conical roof, with walls of oak. The interior is very complete, consisting of a kitchen, bathroom, and large living room with thick trees passing the main space.
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